Choose the option among A, B, C, D which needs correcting to make a complete sentence.

The computer-based tests will test your ability to understand spoken English, to read nontechnical language, and writing correctly

A. will test

B. spoken

C. writing

D. correctly

choose the best answer by underline the word 

21. none of the sentences \(was/were\) punctuated correctly 

22. of all her books, none \(have/has\) sold as well as the first one

23. the number of people we need to hire \(is/are\) thirteen

24. a number of people  \(have/has\) written in about this subject

25. neither of them \(is/are\) available to speak right now

26. either of us \(is/are\) capable of doing the job

27. there \(is/are\) four hurdles to jump

28. there \(is/are\) a high hurdles to jump

29. ten dollars \(is/are\) a high price to pay

30. five years \(is/are\) the maximum sentence for that offense

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VIII. Choose the one word or phrase marked A, B, c, or D that must be changed in order for the sentence to be correct.81. The (A) question wasn’t difficult, so that (B) many (C) students answered it correctly (D).82. Camels, that are (A) the most popular desert animals (B), can be found (C) in most (D) deserts.83. Unless (A) we have more effective methods, the deserts all over (B) the world would become (C) larger and larger (D).84. The disappearance (A) of one (B) or several species may result from (C) the loss (D) of biodiversity.

85. The most (A) people believe that marriage (B) and family life (C) are the basis (D) of society.

II. Choose A, B or C to correctly complete the blog entry.

The first thing my teacher said to my class this morning was ‘Can I make a ⁰____? ¹____ all cycle to school tomorrow.’ One of the pupils said, ‘What do you ²____, Mr Lister?’ and Mr Lister said, ‘Well, we’re learning ³____ the environment at the moment so I think everyone in the class has to do something to help the environment.’ One brave pupil said, ‘I’m ⁴____, Sir, but I don’t agree that we have to come on our bikes. I don’t like cycling to school because the road is very dangerous. I tried it a few months ⁵____ and I nearly had an accident.’ ‘OK,’ said the teacher, ‘Well what ⁶____ trying to use less electricity and less water?’ Then another pupil said, ‘I don’t ⁷____ it, Sir! Are you saying I can’t use my mobile phone, the TV, my laptop or games console?’ The teacher just looked a bit sad and said, ‘We’re not going to save much electricity, are we?!’

I. Mark the stress for the following words, then complete the sentences.

Japanese   addressee   Vietnamese   adoptee   Portuguese   trainee   referee

employee   Refugees    escapees    Cantonese    examinee

1.The__________ name was spelled incorrectly on the letter. 2. Her boss thinks she is a hard-working__________. 3. The__________ are the people of the Guangdong region in the South of China. 4. The__________ whistled and the game was over. 5. Thousands of__________ have entered the camps along the borders in recent days. 6. The__________ kimono is one of the world’s recognizable traditional garments. 7. A Vietnamese male__________ has found his biological parents. 8. The__________ had only just finished the test when the bell rang. 9. Susan has lived in Hanoi for a year and she is studying__________. 10. A__________ teacher showed the children what to do. 11. __________ is the national language of Brazil. 12. The__________ were recaptured after three days on the run.

1. Choose the words whose main stressed syllable different from the rest.

1- A- generous B. suspicious C. constancy D. sympathy

2. A. acquaintance B. unselfish C. attraction D. humorous

3- A- loyalty B. success C. incapable D. sincere

4. A. carefully B. correctly C. seriously D. personally

5. A. excited B. interested C. confident D- memorable

II. Complete the reading with a word from the list.

                                             Da Lat
Da Lat, also spelled Dalat, city in (1) province, southeastern Vietnam, in the Lang Bian (2). Linked by road and rail with the coast at Phan Rang, the city is a market center for (3) grown vegetables (4) for nearby coffee, tea, and rubber plantations. It is an (5) resort founded in 1920 by a French physician as a therapeutic retreat from the tropical heat of the (6). There are pine (7), lakes, and waterfalls on the plateau and a 2135-m (7000-ft) mountain north of the (8). Da Lat was once the summer (9) and there are many villas in the city, (10) those of the former (11) Bao Dai, and the governors of Cochin China and Annam. The city has a university and a sanatorium. The city has grown (12) in recent years since the government (13) encouraging people to move out of overcrowded areas and into new (14) zones.
began
capital
Emperor
economic
upland
lowlands
locally
and
including
rapidly
waterfalls
forests
Lam Dong
Mountains